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Here is part of the second guitar solo as played by Pete Anderson on Dwight Yoakams hit song “Guitars and Cadillacs”. It’s another great sounding guitar ride, that’s played using all intervals and double stops. Pay attention to the fast triplets at the beginning of the solo and scattered throughout.
Sep 8, 2009 · I've got a transcription of Pete Anderson's excellent second solo from "Guitars, Cadillacs" up on my site along with an analysis of what he's doing. Have a look and as always let me know what you think!
In this detailed Guitar.com interview, Anderson gives us insight into his evolving musical tastes; his take on the state of the Americana, blues, and country music scenes; and a whole lot of great guitar-related discussion covering his new signature model guitars, his studio techniques, and where his playing is headed from here.
Sep 12, 2023 · With five Reverend signature models to his name and credits with everyone from k.d. lang to Roy Orbison, Pete Anderson knows tone. He explains what it takes to cut it in the session guitar world, and why he’s embracing digital amps: “We don’t read by candlelight anymore!”
- Alison Richter
Jan 8, 2021 · The core of Anderson’s Telecaster tone on Guitars, Cadillacs is generated by the classic combination of a '50s Tele into a '60s blackface Fender amp, in this case a 1956 Telecaster into a 1965 Deluxe Reverb, but what makes it stand out is the meticulous attention to every little detail.
Little Sister – Dwight Yoakam Guitar Lesson. Here’s a challenge for you! Pete Anderson played some wild licks on this one, and a couple of them are pretty tough, but it’s all fun! Length: 59 min.
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Detroit native Pete Anderson made a name for himself in the ’80s, playing a ton of twang while Dwight Yoakam sang. In the last 20 years, though, he has become known as an player who can adroitly back virtually any act, a first-rate music producer, and a record-label head.
